New Tricks

[Sienna]

I was wondering whether anybody here likes New Tricks - it's a BBC comedy/drama and it's absolutely brilliant. It has six series up to date, and at least two more to come. It follows Detective Superintendent Sandra Pullman, who leads a team of retired police officers solving so-called 'cold cases', that have remained unsolved for a number of years.

So I guess what I'm really saying here is, you should all watch New Tricks... though I don't know if it's been broadcast in the US or elsewhere.

[Xymers]

It's been on the telly here for about four or five months. I think the date on the latest episode was 2005. I'm hooked. You really get interested in the characters - all their quirks and failings.

[larsen525]

It's been on the telly here for about four or five months. I think the date on the latest episode was 2005. I'm hooked. You really get interested in the characters - all their quirks and failings.

What channel - PBS, or BBC America (or as I call it, the "Top Gear/Gordon Ramsey/Cash in the Attic Channel")?

- E.

[Goldie]

I've not heard of this..

[Xymers]

What channel - PBS, or BBC America (or as I call it, the "Top Gear/Gordon Ramsey/Cash in the Attic Channel")?

- E.

PBS. Have thought about getting cable just for BBC America, but have heard from numerous people that it's pretty much as you describe it and not what I probably think it is. I would like to see MI-5 and The Bill though. And Torchwood, too.

[Sienna]

It's been on the telly here for about four or five months. I think the date on the latest episode was 2005. I'm hooked. You really get interested in the characters - all their quirks and failings.

True. They're all so utterly imperfect that you can't help but love them :)

[Bionic Grainger]

I love New Tricks - it is shown here on the PBS channel

[MissRnR]

I only watch this occassionally but I enjoy it when I do.